What does group desk. mean?
group desk. means The department or counter of an airline, travel agency, hotel, or other supplier that handles group reservations.
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for The department or counter of an airline, travel agency, hotel, or other supplier that handles group reservations.?
The department or counter of an airline, travel agency, hotel, or other supplier that handles group reservations. can be abbreviated as group desk.
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What does group desk. stand for? group desk. stands for "The department or counter of an airline, travel agency, hotel, or other supplier that handles group reservations.". |
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How to abbreviate "The department or counter of an airline, travel agency, hotel, or other supplier that handles group reservations."? "The department or counter of an airline, travel agency, hotel, or other supplier that handles group reservations." can be abbreviated as group desk.. |
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What is the meaning of group desk. abbreviation? The meaning of group desk. abbreviation is "The department or counter of an airline, travel agency, hotel, or other supplier that handles group reservations.". |
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What is group desk. abbreviation? One of the definitions of group desk. is "The department or counter of an airline, travel agency, hotel, or other supplier that handles group reservations.". |
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What does group desk. mean? group desk. as abbreviation means "The department or counter of an airline, travel agency, hotel, or other supplier that handles group reservations.". |
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What is shorthand of The department or counter of an airline, travel agency, hotel, or other supplier that handles group reservations.? The most common shorthand of "The department or counter of an airline, travel agency, hotel, or other supplier that handles group reservations." is group desk.. |
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